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Hello everyone,

My name is and I've never joined a newsgroup

before and am not very knowlegeable about newsgroup

etiquette so please forgive me if I commit a faux pas.

I would greatly appreciate any advice you could

offer.

My baby boy is 6 1/2 months old. We first noticed the

flattening of the back of his head about 3 months ago.

Our pediatrician assured us that this was quite

common and that it would round out. Three months

later, it has improved a little but not much. From

the front, his ears now look even however, one side is

still sunken in at least 3/4 inch deeper than the

other. On his little head, this is very noticeable.

Our pediatrician has booked us an appointment with a

specialist for mid June even though she believes it

will round out. Is this true? Does anyone have a

baby with plagio whose head evened out without the

helmet/band? Does anyone regret getting the helmet?

If I find out that he is borderline for getting a

helmet/band I'm not sure which way to go. Does anyone

know plagio babies who are now older children or

adults who live with the mishapen head?

I would be so greatful for any information or

experience. I only recently found out that this

condition was called plagiocephaly. I wish I had

discovered this site much earlier because I could have

used the suggested techniques for repositioning. All

this time, I've just been turning his head using my

hands, which is often a futile exercise.

Thanks so much

(Kale's mom)

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Lin

mjl@...

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